Unidentified man fatally injured in Hanover road collision
An unidentified man believed to be a itinerant farmhand was killed Saturday evening after being struck by Clarence H. Brown’s car on Hanover road near Rock Creek. The victim’s leg was severed and he died en route to Warner hospital despite efforts to stop bleeding. Coroner’s jury could not identify the deceased, described as about 59, five feet ten, 180 pounds, wearing shabby clothes with overalls in his bundle.
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Hanover Road
Rock Creek
Clarence H. Brown
David Brown
Cashtown
Brown
Warner Hospital
Waltersdorf Furnitur
Hanover
Largar
Nevin
Mercer-hure
State Physi
Tre Hospital
Morristown
Henrys Hevers
Baltimore
County Home Cemetery
Calvin Crook
C. S. Rogers
C. H. Lauver
H. C. Wagner
George Patterson
Cc. R. Wolff
Belmont reunion draws about sixty attendees despite rain
Romaine Bosserman of Philadelphia visits relatives near Heidlersburg as Belmont holds its annual reunion attended by around 60 people. Rev Davies and Rev Houtz lead devotions and talks, with Prof Henry Lise reflecting on bygone school days. Others helped, including families from Palisade Park New York and Olizabethtown area, and local church notices reference St Mat Lutheran in Heidlersburg and area road projects.
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Romaine Bosserman
Philadelphia
C. E.bosserman
Heidlersburg
Belmont
Davies
Hunterstown
H. D. Houtz
East Berlin
Henry Lise
Elizabethtown
Whittenburg
Childn
Palasade Park
Wm. Shull
Mass
Reba Shull
Richard Shull
Ier Lough
Wm. H. Shull
Hlampte Roads
Henry L. Gise
Ruth Er
Alice Gise
Olizabethtowr
Deatvick
St. Mat
Ney Island
Harles Stouffer
Margaret
Frank Mareh
Proder
Boy Dies After Being Run Over by Manure Spreader
A year old boy, Arthur Beard of near Fairfield, died after a loaded manure spreader ran over him Saturday afternoon. Driver George Livingston, on Beard farm, may have jolted or he may have fallen under wheels. The wagon carried over a ton, rupturing his spleen and severing a kidney. An immediate operation at Warner hospital failed. he remained conscious most of the time before dying Sunday morning. He is survived by his parents, two brothers, two sisters, and grandparents.
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Arthur Beard
J. Hays Beard
Fairfield
Warner Hospital
George Livingston
Beard Farm
Arthur
Beard
Mir Maris Bear
Petes
Orianna
Tocksbore
Geburg Moneral
Death of Rev. I. B. Crist in Chambersburg
The Rev. I. B. Crist retired minister and Civil War veteran died Friday at age 85 in Chambersburg after a fall fourteen weeks earlier that broke his right thigh. He was born on the Bittinger farm near Arendtsville, educated at Gettysburg College and Lutheran Seminary, served Lutheran and Presbyterian pastorates, and retired five years ago. He is survived by three sons and a sister, with interment at Arendtsville.
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I. B. Crist
Chambersburg
Cr. G. Crist
Gettysburg
Crist
Bittinger Farm
Biglerville
Arendtsyville
Dorsey Dougherty
Gettysburg College
Lutheran Theological Eminary
Turtle Creek
Hummelstown
Tur- Lotville
Mays Landing
N. J
Benton
St. Thomas
138Th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Cold Harbor
Sadie Eyster
Arendtsville
Edward Crist
Lisburn
William H. Stock
New Oxford
Adams County
Gettysburg Fire Company to Attend State Convention in Pittsburgh
The Gettysburg fire company will attend the State Firemen's association convention at Pittsburgh in a body on October 1, 2, and 3. K. P. Baughman, Littlestown R. D., who is past 84 years of age, does farm work as though he were half that age.
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Buick
Gettysburg Fire Company
State Firemen’s Association
Pittsburgh
K. P. Baughman
Littlestown
R. D
Miss Hollinger Returns to Abbottstown After Philadelphia Teaching
Miss Frances Hollinger has returned to Abbottstown from Philadelphia where she taught the past winter. The Bonneauville fire company will hold their picnic in Myers grove on Saturday July 20.
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Frances Hollinger
Abbottstown
Philadelphia
Bonneauville Fire Company
Myers’ Grove
Gettysburg Airport hosts two day eriia exhibit program
A two day program of eriia exhibi the Gand student competition will be held at Gettysburg airport June 22 and 23 2000. The event opens Saturday afternoon with a talk by Captain Tra EKaker formerly of Question Mark fame to students at Gettysburg aerial school and interested attendees in the airport hangar.
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Eriia
Gettysburg
Tra @ EKaker
Question Mark Fame
Gettysburg Receives $100000 Gift for Glatfelter Hall Renovation
Gettysburg College announces a $100000 donation for remodeling Glatfelter Hall, a major campus renovation funded by a private family. The gift, undisclosed in donors' names, supports relocating the library to the Weber Memorial during the ongoing construction. Glatfelter Hall stands as the college’s principal recitation hall, funded by P. H. Glatfelter of Spring Grove.
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Gettysburg College
Glatfelter
Weber Memorial
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